trump-bragged-service-members-iraq-about-percent-raise-theyve-not-been-given

PO2 Robert M. thanks for the most informative read/share.

https://www.federalpay.org/military/raises

Service members should see the 2.6 percent raise in their first January 2019 paycheck, typically Jan. 15 for active-duty service members, and the payday following their first "drill weekend" for Guard and reservists.

Year Raise Example Basic Pay Change
2017 2.1% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $62.70
2016 1.3% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $38.40
2015 1.0% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $29.10
2014 1.0% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $28.80
2013 1.7% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $48.30
2012 1.6% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $44.70
2011 1.4% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $38.70
2010 3.4% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $90.90
2009 3.9% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $100.20
2008 3.5% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $87.00
2007, April 1.2% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $28.80
2007, January 2.2% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $52.80
2006 3.1% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $72.30
2005 3.5% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $78.90
2004 4.6% An E-5 member with over 8 years of service would receive a monthly raise of $99.00